The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-13

} On Monday and Tuesday nights will
occur one OF the greatest dramatic events
OF the season ut the Theatre. This Is the
appearance OF Mr.. William Redmund and
Mrs Thomas Barry In the great plays "a
Hugenot Captain" and "A Midnight Mar
riage" The first named will be produced
Monday night.
These plays are represented to be mas
terpieces Of art The plots are romantic
and the language we'll chosen. Mrs. Barry
is an actress whose unquestioned ability
has long been conceded on oil the metro
politan boards, and Mr. Redmund Is An
artist Of exceptional ability. The scenery
and costumes are in keeping with the
play, and the stars are supported by a
company selected especially for their re-
spective rates.
Mrs. Barry although but little known
/ in Richmond, has been for years the lead
ing actress at the Globe in Boston, where
the audiences are as cultivated and criti-
cal as any in the world. She is woman
OF fine physique and every inch an artistic
OF the first rank Mr.. Redmund is worthy
in every way TO be her leading support.
A real dramatic feast may be well sx-
pected.
"The Silver King" at Mozart Academy.
Commencing Wednesday next at the
matinee the popular play THE Silver
King" will be presented The play necds
no endorsement. 1t is known the coun-
try over and the company producing it
are no strangers in Richmond. King
Hedley, Miss Mary Mills, Miss Oracle |
Wade, o. B. Collins, John Murray, and
Harry Dalton, are all fine actors. The |
scenery and costumes are all new and the I
play will be handsomely mounted Since
they were last here the company have
played most successful engagement in
New York, and were endorsed and COM
plimented by the entire press Of that city.
" The Silver King week promises to be
the brightest in the historyof the Acade-
my
For Our Soldier Boys.
AT Mozart Hall next Tuesday night the
minstrel entertainment OF
the Walker Light Guard will take place.
Among those who will take part are
Messrs. Cunningham, Leftrich. Tom
otarke, Francisco, Crump, Myers, Joyce,
Malone, Thomas, Bachrsch, Darlington !
md Tyson. There will be new songs.
md "chestnuts" are barred. The entire
concert promises TO be one OF the lyeh- !
'st and most attractive ever given In the
.ity.
Foetlight Flashes.
c. W. COuldock, the greatest Dunstan |
firhe on record" now vegetsting between !
evenly and eighty years, is visiting old
riends In Louisville, Ky, and is as spry :
% a cricket Z
Fay Tempeton is about to bring suit :
gainst the manager of the Gaiety Thea [
re. She says that she will show that '
er quarrel with the manager arose from
Is trying to induce her to wear an in 4
eCent dress =
Mande Changers annual marriage took Y
lace in Michigan Monday William NJ. G
'axter temporarily assisted as the HAP (
y" groom /
Cyril Searle, a well-khown actor, the a
trical manager, and journalist, died in q
avannah, Ga, March 10th, OF consump- |
on. He had been here since October /.
lie leaves widow (Rose Eytinge) and
son.
There will be the usual excellent pro- CT
ramme OF vocal and instrumental music ST.
the Mozart Musicale tomorrow night.
ne Arion Soci.ty will sing, and there
i'll be other attractions Al
There was real ladies' Hazel Kirke" NJ
atinee at the Academy yesterday even Ju
& and large and enthusiastic house
u night The company made many Nj
lends, and they and Mr.. C0ley will al ggu
avs be welcome in Richmond. Ju
1t is reported that a well-known young Z
'ady will he the YuH- YuHl Sl'
the coming Mikado" at the Mozart 'u
usicale.
Another concert in West Point is spo- I ~
n OF, in which several talented Rich. ."
md ladies' and gentlemen will partici- A.
te. ~
Fannie Davenport will be at the Thea I'M
next Friday night and at the Saturday {
'tinee. No Saturday night perform Ma
ce. She is billed for Fedora" and JIM
Iuch Ado About Nothing" but it is +
ped that she will substitute "The
hool for Scandal for the latter play.
II the patronage is sufficient. it is
re than probable that the Mozart nnpp
ademy management will in the In,
inner try season Of light opera. .
ey may make the attempt, but the An,
bic must come 10 their aid. If il Nh,
be made to pay small margin over p
lenses the experiment may be tried, y
1t will depend on the people whether M,
not the places OF amust ment shall all M,
closed during the summer, or whether Jun
shall have light, lively shows Jul.
cellar is unquestionably the greatest Aus
lis line that has recently visited Rich
nd. In the language of local states ri
n, "lle is the best | ever seed. and | tod
e seed them all" There was, however. and
at complaint at the shortness Of the and
lnee. In stage language, the per nor
nance was all cut up" Even if he n lons
small business those present were mmr
tied TO due consideration. This was ri
lars first trip, and it is very safe to lent
that II will DE his last. wee
actiC
sudden Death of Miss BaIIow ueaI
ISIS LGcie +. Ballow died suddenly of O.
plexey at the late residence Of James the
JAWS, No. 500 Catherine street vsstar Pc